IMAGE: THIS IS DR. JOHN HANNIGAN, PROFESSOR, MERRILL PALMER SKILLMAN INSTITUTE, WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY. view more CREDIT: WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY DETROIT – Alcohol use during pregnancy can have
Month: July 2019
CanFASD: Indigenous Approaches to FASD Prevention: Why Collaborative Action is Important
Submitted by Lindsay Wolfson and Toni Winterhoff. Lindsay Wolfson (MPH) is a Research Coordinator at the Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health and a consultant
CanFASD: Introduction to the Prevention Series
FASD is a leading cause of developmental disability in Canada, and while the conversation around alcohol and pregnancy is so important, prevention remains a significant
Government of Canada supports projects to address and prevent Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder in Canada
OTTAWA, July 24, 2019 /CNW/ – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is a significant lifelong developmental disability affecting many Canadians. Individuals with FASD experience some degree of challenges
New studies suggest prenatal marijuana may be capable of causing FASD-like impairment
RESTON, VIRGINIA–Whether alone or combined with alcohol, new studies included in Birth Defects Research just published by the Teratology Society with John Wiley & Sons, suggest marijuana exposure
CBC: Binge-drinking sending more young women to ER, ‘eye-opening’ study finds
Julie Ireton · CBC News · Posted: Jul 22, 2019 Dr. Peter Tanuseputro is a physician-scientist at the Ottawa Hospital and the Bruyère Research Institute. (Julie Ireton/CBC) More young people